A veteran who survived the attack at Pearl Harbor and the battle of Iwo Jima, now wants to go home. But California law and veterans affairs policy is keeping George Vanerluis from returning to Fresno. The 99-year-old veteran spent time in a VA facility in Hastings and now is in …
Read More »Councilman, Mayor take disagreement to Twitter
It would be wrong to call it heated, but some online comments between a Fresno council member and Mayor Ashley Swearengin got a little toasty today. The mayor announced during her State of the City luncheon that grocery store Smart & Final will soon move in to a building on …
Read More »Bulldog women’s relay ready to represent at NCAA’s
The Fresno State women’s 4×400 meter relay team is headed to Tracktown, USA next week to compete in the biggest event in college track.
Read More »WWII Veteran Struggles to Return to Fresno
World War II veteran George Vanderluis has family in the Valley. They are trying to find a way to safely bring him home. The biggest challenge facing the family is finding a Fresno veterans home that will provide George with the care he needs. Eight years ago George was looking …
Read More »Sanger Mayor Quits Blames City Council
Sanger Mayor Joshua Mitchel resigned Wednesday. He has been in office in 2010. "I could no longer watch my wife be followed. We’ve had our tires slashed, my house has been vandalized several times, my office has been broken into several times, my house has been broken into once, I’ve …
Read More »Sanger Mayor Talks About Decision to Resign
Rescued Pigeon Befriends Firefighter
A heartwarming story today out of Fresno’s Fire Station 4. Firefighters were wrapping up at a house fire in Central Fresno on Olive and 9th, when something out of the ordinary happen, and our reporter Gaby Rodriguez caught it on camera. A pigeon that had been rescued from inside the …
Read More »Public Forum on Marijuana Held at Fresno State
In 1996 California voters legalized the medical use of marijuana. Since then many people throughout the state have been concerned about how it’s regulated. A reason why many showed up to the public forum held at fresno state. Over the years a growing number of bills have popped up in …
Read More »State of City Address in Fresno
Fresno’s Mayor shared the city’s accomplishments, opportunities and special plans on Wednesday during the State of City luncheon but one member of the city council is angry. He says the city’s policies are hurting revitalization efforts in his district and is going on the record saying the city has it’s …
Read More »Sanger Mayor Joshua Mitchell – Resigns
Sanger Mayor Joshua Mitchell – Resigns for "Personal Reasons" He has faced over a dozen investigations including accusations of election violations. No word yet on when he will step down. We hope to have the Mayor on Eyewitness News tonight at Seven.
Read More »Early Morning Stabbing at Hunter Place Apartments
Fresno Police responded to a call for a stabbing victim Wednesday morning at the Hunter Place Apartments, located on Griffith Way. When they arrived, police found a male, in his 30s, stabbed in the torso. He was transported to CRMC with life-threatening injuries. The call came in shortly before 5:00 …
Read More »Destigmatizing Maternal and Postpartum Depression, Family Focus Series
KSEE24 partners with First Five Fresno County for a series called Family Focus. We’ve been discussing postpartum depression. Not only are expecting mothers having a hard time coping with it and new mothers are too. Many moms and families are looking for ways to understand the condition. "It makes me …
Read More »PINC in Wonderland to raise money for local non-profit
PINC in Fresno is hosting an event, PINC in Wonderland, that will benefit the Holy Cross Center for Women. Tickets for the event are still available. Get information at pincfresno.org.
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